General 1960s Trivia
Question: Which '60s musical brought sunshine with hits like 'Good Morning Starshine' and groovy vibes with 'Aquarius'?
Answer: Hair
Question: Who took the microphone and became the rockstar frontman of Creedence Clearwater Revival in the far-out year of 1967?
Answer: John Fogerty
Question: Which folk hero first strummed 'The Last Thing on My Mind' back in the mellow days of 1964?
Answer: Tom Paxton
Question: Name the band that floated listeners away with the dreamy album 'Surrealistic Pillow' in 1967.
Answer: Jefferson Airplane
Question: Who sang about the distant future with the hit 'In the Year 2525' in the psychedelic year of 1969?
Answer: Zager & Evans
Question: Which band painted the '60s with the haunting tunes of 'A White Shade of Pale' in 1967?
Answer: Procol Harum
Question: Who was the soulful voice leading the '60s Australian folk sensation, the Seekers?
Answer: Judith Durham
Question: Which country crooner's high notes were silenced in a tragic plane crash in 1964?
Answer: Jim Reeves
Question: Name the band that serenaded us with 'Days of Future Past' in the magical year of 1967.
Answer: The Moody Blues
Question: In what legendary year did Led Zeppelin drop their first album and rock the world?
Answer: 1969
Question: Who penned the jazzy theme for Johnny Carson's late-night gig in the swinging '60s?
Answer: Paul Anka
Question: Which electrifying band kicked it live with the album 'Kick Out the Jams' in 1969?
Answer: MC5
Question: Name the band that wrangled cowboys and psychedelia in 'The Gilded Palace of Sin' released in 1969.
Answer: The Flying Burrito Brothers
Question: Who rocked the '60s with the catchy tune 'Because They're Young' back in 1960?
Answer: Duane Eddy
Question: What tubular phrase had groovy young people exclaiming excitement and approval during the far-out '60s?
Answer: "Far out!"
Question: Which country kicked off the 1966 FIFA World Cup with a victory that still echoes in football lore?
Answer: England
Question: What monumental U.S. movement in the '60s was all about banning discrimination and spreading love?
Answer: The Civil Rights Movement of 1964
Question: In what tragic year was President John F. Kennedy taken from us, marking a somber moment in the '60s?
Answer: 1963
Question: What was the iconic name of the mission that first put humans on the moon during the wild '60s Space Race?
Answer: Apollo 11
Question: Approximately how many years ago did the groovy Swinging Sixties kick off from today’s date in 2024?
Answer: Approximately 60 years
Question: Which legendary '60s band still gets rave reviews for their groundbreaking albums that changed music forever?
Answer: The Beatles
1960s Music Trivia
Question: Which band unleashed the wild single 'Wild Thing'?
Answer: The Troggs
Question: Which heartthrob married Sharon Kristin Harmon in a groovy 1963 love story?
Answer: Ricky Nelson
Question: Which album took a time-travel detour and wasn't released in the swinging '60s?
Answer: Nevermind
Question: Which soulful singer launched the magical 1968 album 'Astral Weeks'?
Answer: Van Morrison
Question: Which fab group serenaded us with 'Stop In The Name Of Love' in 1965?
Answer: The Supremes
Question: The 60s hit song 'Suzanne' charmed listeners by which poetic artist?
Answer: Leonard Cohen
Question: Which cool songwriter jammed with The Velvet Underground?
Answer: Lou Reed
Question: Who shook things up by going electric at the legendary 1965 Newport Folk Festival?
Answer: Bob Dylan
Question: What was the name of The Who’s infamous drummer who was out of this world?
Answer: Keith Moon
Question: Which band was grooving to 'Groovin'' in the far-out year of 1967?
Answer: The Rascals
Question: Which explosive band made a smashing appearance on 'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour'?
Answer: The Who
Question: Which 1960s guitar hero, part Cherokee, set the stage on fire?
Answer: Jimi Hendrix
Question: Who was the mastermind songwriter behind The Velvet Underground's iconic tunes?
Answer: Lou Reed
Question: Led Zeppelin hails from which island nation known for tea and rain?
Answer: England
Question: Roger Daltrey rocks as the lead singer for which legendary band?
Answer: The Who
Question: Who penned the 1969 single 'Woodstock' that captured a generation?
Answer: Joni Mitchell
Question: Who turned Cream into a hit sensation with the song 'White Room' in 1968?
Answer: Cream
Question: The 1969 anthem 'Pinball Wizard' strikes back by which band?
Answer: The Who
Question: Jimmy Page shredded the guitar for which legendary rock band?
Answer: Led Zeppelin
Question: The Yardbirds laid the groundwork for which powerhouse band?
Answer: Led Zeppelin
Question: Which sunny band caught waves with the hit 'Good Vibrations'?
Answer: The Beach Boys
Question: Who crooned 'My Way' in 1969, making it a timeless classic?
Answer: Frank Sinatra
Question: Who swung the charts in 1968 with the catchy 'Lady Madonna'?
Answer: The Beatles
Question: What peace-promoting duet did John Lennon and Yoko Ono drop in 1969?
Answer: "Give Peace a Chance"
Question: What was the Rolling Stones' first UK number one hit that left satisfaction hanging?
Answer: "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
Question: What was George Harrison’s first solo album released in 1968, inspiring a future hit?
Answer: Wonderwall Music
Question: Which catchy tune did Paul McCartney craft as The Beatles' first U.S. number one during the British Invasion?
Answer: “I Want to Hold Your Hand”
Question: Who composed the suave and sneaky theme music for The Pink Panther in 1963?
Answer: Henry Mancini
1960s TV Shows Trivia
Question: In "Take Your Pick," contestants raced to grab a shiny key. What mysterious object were they trying to unlock?
Answer: Box
Question: Meet the dynamic trio! Mary and Mungo are cool, but who’s the quirky third member?
Answer: Midge
Question: Mr. Magoo might be blind to the world, but which sense does he totally miss out on?
Answer: Sight
Question: Tom may be chasing him, but what kind of sneaky creature was Jerry in "Tom and Jerry"?
Answer: Mouse
Question: These adorable alien-like creatures from the Clangers were rocking what funky color?
Answer: Pink
Question: In "Mary, Mungo and Midge," Mungo was man's best friend. What type of dog was he?
Answer: Dog
Question: Thing from The Addams Family isn’t just any body part. Which one was he?
Answer: Hand
Question: "Top of the Pops" wasn’t just any show. What groovy type of show was it?
Answer: Music
Question: The Midlands soap opera "Crossroads" kicked off in which fab year?
Answer: 1964
Question: Penelope Pitstop zipped around in Wacky Races wearing what stylish hue?
Answer: Pink
Question: Pinky and Perky oinked their way to fame as what type of creatures?
Answer: Pigs
Question: In "The Magic Roundabout," Dougal was everyone's favorite. What kind of animal was he?
Answer: Dog
Question: James Ellis played a sharp Sergeant in Z-Cars. What was his surname?
Answer: Lynch
Question: The police drama "Interpol Calling" took place in which iconic European city?
Answer: Paris
Question: Who was the brainy, bespectacled member of the Scooby Doo gang?
Answer: Velma
Question: Which TV channel started broadcasting "Coronation Street" back in 1960?
Answer: ITV
Question: Flipper made waves as which friendly sea creature?
Answer: Dolphin
Question: Which Addams Family member shares a name with a gloomy day of the week?
Answer: Wednesday
Question: Yogi Bear had a trusty sidekick. Who was he?
Answer: Boo Boo
Question: What was Ironside's super sleuth occupation?
Answer: Detective
Question: What was the first name of Mr. Moore, the star presenter of "The Sky At Night"?
Answer: Patrick
Question: "Compact" was a gripping drama set in what kind of bustling office?
Answer: Magazine
Question: Percy Thrower was a green thumb guru on 1960s TV. What was his expertise?
Answer: Gardening
Question: "Songs of Praise" sang its way through what type of program?
Answer: Religious
Question: Mr. Chekov from Star Trek hailed from which nationality?
Answer: Russian
Question: Which iconic 1960s horror flick gave us that unforgettable shower scene?
Answer: Psycho
Question: Which 1960s film hit all the right notes and won Best Picture in 1965?
Answer: The Sound of Music
Question: In which Beatles blockbuster did “A Hard Day's Night” make its grand debut?
Answer: A Hard Day's Night
Question: When did the lovable Muppets first grace our TV screens with "Sesame Street"?
Answer: 1969
1960s Singers and Artists Trivia
Question: Which jazzy legend belted out 'What a Wonderful World' back in '67?
Answer: Louis Armstrong
Question: Who set Woodstock on fire with his guitar riffs in '69?
Answer: Jimi Hendrix
Question: Which soulful crooner sang 'Son of a Preacher Man' in '68 and made us all groove?
Answer: Dusty Springfield
Question: Who was the 'Queen of Jazz' dazzling the '60s with her silky vocals?
Answer: Ella Fitzgerald
Question: Which guitar hero covered a Fab Four classic in 1967, making it his own?
Answer: The Beatles
Question: Which bluesy singer asked, 'Have You Ever Loved a Woman' in the swinging '60s?
Answer: Freddie King
Question: Who chugged along the tracks with the smooth sounds of 'Blue Train' in 1960?
Answer: John Coltrane
Question: Which mellow artist originally serenaded us with 'Everybody's Talkin'' in '66?
Answer: Fred Neil
Question: "Baby Love" and "You Can't Hurry Love" – which Motown queens ruled the '60s charts?
Answer: The Supremes
Question: Who was Art Garfunkel's partner in musical crime during the '60s and early '70s?
Answer: Paul Simon
Question: Which soulful singer docked a hit in '68 with '(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay'?
Answer: Otis Redding
Question: Which '60s icon rocked blonde bouffant hair and stunning evening gowns?
Answer: Dusty Springfield
Question: Who was the King of Rock who crooned 'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' in 1960?
Answer: Elvis Presley
Question: Which duo first boxed us over with the hit song 'The Boxer' in 1968?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel
Question: Who poured his heart out with the 1967 single 'My Cup Runneth Over'?
Answer: Ed Ames
Question: Which legendary band brewed the psychedelic album 'Disraeli Gears' in 1967?
Answer: Cream
Question: Who sang 'A Change is Gonna Come' in 1964, becoming a timeless anthem?
Answer: Sam Cooke
Question: Before her solo fame, Diana Ross was a star in which '60s American singing group?
Answer: The Supremes
Question: Which duo whispered 'The Sound of Silence' into our hearts in 1965?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel
Question: Who was the smooth-talking frontman of The Four Seasons in the '60s?
Answer: Frankie Valli
Question: Which British band rocked our socks off with 'You Really Got Me' in 1964?
Answer: The Kinks
Question: The Mothers of Invention jammed with which avant-garde '60s artist?
Answer: Frank Zappa
Question: Who was the suave first James Bond to shake things up in the '60s film series?
Answer: Sean Connery
Question: Which iconic '60s actress charmed us all in "Breakfast at Tiffany’s"?
Answer: Audrey Hepbur
1960s Entertainment Trivia
Question: What’s the name of Dr. Who's groovy time-traveling blue box?
Answer: TARDIS
Question: What was Betty and Barney’s last name when they rocked Bedrock?
Answer: Rubble
Question: The Army Game wasn't a drill! What type of show was it?
Answer: Comedy
Question: Back in the '60s, which night was all about glitz and glam from the London Palladium?
Answer: Sunday
Question: In Steptoe and Son, what was the old man’s first name before the chaos?
Answer: Albert
Question: What was the ITV kids' show that swooped in to give Blue Peter a run for its money?
Answer: Magpie
Question: Which northern neighbor raised Hughie Green, the host of Opportunity Knocks?
Answer: Canada
Question: Hawaii 5-0 wasn’t just about beaches and hula—what genre was it?
Answer: Police
Question: In The Man From U.N.C.L.E., what shady crime syndicate was up to no good?
Answer: THRUSH
Question: Terry Collier and Bob Ferris were known as what kind of 'Lads'? (Hint: It rhymes with 'likely')
Answer: Likely
Question: Mess Mates wasn't about salad! What type of 1960s show was it?
Answer: Sitcom
Question: What kind of circus did Monty Python run? Hint: It's up in the air!
Answer: Flying
Question: Which iconic sci-fi series took off in November 1963 and is still wowing fans?
Answer: Dr. Who
Question: What was the name of the clever puppet fox that sneaked onto UK TV in 1968?
Answer: Basil
Question: What role did Leonard McCoy play on the starship Enterprise? Hint: He kept everyone healthy!
Answer: Doctor
Question: Noggin the Nog was no ordinary bloke—what type of warrior was he?
Answer: Viking
Question: What was Constable Dixon's first name in Dixon of Dock Green? (It’s a classic British name!)
Answer: George
Question: Juke Box Jury wasn't a cooking show—what type of program was it?
Answer: Music
Question: In Dixon of Dock Green, what was the main occupation of the characters?
Answer: Police
Question: What was the name of the cartoon 9-year-old genius with super-smart specs?
Answer: Joe 90
Question: In which bustling city did Dixon of Dock Green solve crimes?
Answer: London
Question: Ivor the Engine chugged along in which part of the UK?
Answer: Wales
Question: Kids' TV show Crackerjack was the Friday night treat! On which day was it shown?
Answer: Friday
Question: Which Thunderbirds character was the brainiac behind all the cool gadgets?
Answer: Brains
Question: What was Penelope's last name in Wacky Races? (Hint: It sounds like a refueling stop!)
Answer: Pitstop
Miscellaneous 1960s Trivia
Question: Match of the Day kicked off in 1964 to showcase which beloved sport?
Answer: Football
Question: Which 1960s cartoon hero had wings stronger than Captain America's shield?
Answer: Batfink
Question: Who’s the spooky, stylish wife of Gomez in The Addams Family?
Answer: Morticia
Question: What type of bouncy buddy was Skippy in the classic TV show?
Answer: Kangaroo
Question: Which comedian rocked the stage with his hilarious sidekicks, the Diddymen?
Answer: Ken Dodd
Question: Dive into adventure! The World Aquatic Security Patrol belonged to which splashy series?
Answer: Stingray
Question: Saddle up! The High Chaparral was all about which rugged genre?
Answer: Western
Question: In The Rag Trade, what industry was the fabric of all the drama?
Answer: Fashion
Question: Where did Flipper make waves as the most charming dolphin on TV?
Answer: Florida
Question: What’s the name of Thunderbird’s classy female English agent with style to spare?
Answer: Penelope
Question: Which 60s Western show featured the legendary Cartwright family?
Answer: Bonanza
Question: Where did the cool cat Top Cat rule the urban jungle?
Answer: New York
Question: Where did the Monty Python gang hatch their legendary comedy at UK University?
Answer: Cambridge
Question: What was the adorable name of Fred and Wilma’s daughter in The Flintstones?
Answer: Pebbles
Question: Which pink, knitted critters first knitted their way onto TV screens in 1969?
Answer: Clangers
Question: The Pot Black program was all about which snazzy cue sport?
Answer: Snooker
Question: What was Frankie Howerd’s gig in Up Pompeii? Hint: It’s a classic Roman role!
Answer: Slave
Question: What’s the name of Lady Penelope’s ever-reliable chauffeur in Thunderbirds?
Answer: Parker
Question: UNCLE was a top-secret network of which sneaky profession?
Answer: Spies
Question: What was the name of the spooky Munster household that kept us laughing?
Answer: Herman
Question: Gentle Ben chugged along in which sunny US state?
Answer: Florida
Question: The Magic Roundabout was a whimsical show originally produced in which romantic language?
Answer: French
Question: After I Dream of Jeannie, Larry Hagman took on the role of a Texas billionaire in which famous soap?
Answer: Dallas